We are all reborn, who wants to be the richest man?

Santa Clara, California, was the birthplace of a great company.

Once? Maybe. After all, Intel is not the kind of company that can foresee the future.

On the contrary, Intel is now heavily in debt, has experienced multiple layoffs, and its annual revenue and annual interest rates have been gradually declining. Even a few years ago, the U.S. media shouted that Intel was dead.

Later, no one shouted anymore, not because Intel became glorious again, but because no one cared anymore.

Not to mention internationally, even Californians and even Santa Clara locals mention Intel.

"Intel? Never heard of it." This is a young man.

"Oh, I know, it's a chip company, but it doesn't seem to be very big." This is a middle-aged man.

"Intel, thinking back to the past..." Those who were lost in the memories were all natives who were over 40 years old.

Even at this low point, Intel is still persisting because they firmly believe that Intel can stand on the top again.

But their confidence does not mean that capital also has confidence.

"David, you can't do this.

Intel has valuable technology and owns a large number of patents in the field of complex instruction sets. We are the undisputed leader in this field."

Facing Wall Street, Gordon Moore's face was filled with anxiety, and he was obviously a little impatient and at a loss.

To be honest, Gordon Moore is not a very good manager. He is the kind of person who was simply given the job because he was given the yellow robe.

He is an innocent scholar who has been interested in chemistry since childhood and aspires to become a scientist.

There is no way around it. Founder Noyce died in 1990, and another famous Andy Grove became Intel's scapegoat, taking full responsibility for Intel's declining performance. Now he has become the president of Honor Group. Many people say that Andy Grove is an example of joining when you can't beat them.

Of course, as Chi managed the much larger Honor Group well, its revenue has been increasing steadily over the years, which has led many people to vindicate him for taking the blame back then.

The winner takes it all, and the powerful are praised and the weak are trampled upon. This is true not only in the entertainment industry, but in all walks of life.

"And then what? Can these patents bring us any commercial value?"

Talking about technology with Wall Street? Forget it. There must be people who understand technology among the Wall Street giants, otherwise who would do all the extensive market research?

But this does not include David, who studies economics and is responsible for maximizing profits.

“Think about it, David.

Why did Far East Chip acquire Intel? It was because Intel was profitable, and Intel must have some technical patents that Far East Chip had to acquire.

Does Wall Street want Intel to be the second Disney? Do you want to have the same regret a second time? "

Disney and Moore untied a scar on Wall Street, and few of the Wall Street elites present were in a good mood.

When Wall Street sold Disney, it could be said that it cheated Luo Nianzhong. The media across the United States applauded and cheered Wall Street for this transaction.

But now, as Disney has become the world's largest media group with a market value of over 40 billion US dollars, all media have regarded Disney as a synonym for blindness.

For example, if a company is sold when it has a bright future, the media will say that such and such company will become the next Disney and that the founder will definitely regret it and so on.

Every time Disney is promoted, it is like rubbing salt into Wall Street's wounds, and now it has become a taboo word on Wall Street.

Whenever Wall Street sees Disney’s market value, it secretly regrets it. Who could have thought that animation could be done with computers? Who could have thought that the broken theme park that was running at a loss would be so popular in the East? Who could have thought that the value of IP would be so great?

Peripherals, this is now one of Disney’s most important revenue projects.

It turns out that you can not only buy toys as peripherals, but you can also license the production of games and co-brand various clothing and electrical appliances.

But who knows? If it weren’t for Far East, who would have thought that the value of IP would be so great? That rat became Wall Street’s eternal pain.

You know, there was a time when rat extermination companies near Wall Street were doing particularly good business.

With a sullen face, David looked at Gordon Moore in front of him and didn't care whether Intel could become the second Disney.

What I am responsible for is the handover negotiations. Whether Intel can become the second Disney has nothing to do with me.

So what if Intel is the next Disney? That's the problem with the investigation department because they didn't find any problems with it.

I majored in economics, not semiconductors.

When the report that Far East Chip offered to acquire Intel for US$34.2 billion was delivered to the desks of the presidents of major Wall Street companies, semiconductor personnel across Wall Street became busy.

Far East Chip, the world's largest processor company, wants to acquire the defeated Intel?

Impossible, absolutely impossible.

This is like Li Gui slept with Li Kui's wife. When Li Kui got home and found out, his wife gave him a big beating and said that Li Gui was the Li Kui. Even his mother thought so. Isn't this nonsense?

Ever since Honor Computer announced the computer standard, all computer manufacturers have started to follow suit in order to make money.

This is just like how later smartphones followed the lead of Apple phones for a long time. I will use whatever you have, since you are synonymous with high-end and smartphones.

The same is true for Honor computers. You use Far East chips? Then I must use them, otherwise how can I fool consumers?

It can be said that it was the disclosure of Honor Computer's computer standards that enabled Far East Chip to establish its position as the leader in computer chips.

It has its own processors, Hitachi and the South Korean Hynix that it supports for memory chips, and Far East Chip acquires Intel? Does its wife have nice manicure?

There is a conspiracy, Intel has something good, so Far East Chip is willing to spend a huge sum of US$34.2 billion to acquire it.

So Wall Street's semiconductor-related investigators took action, and everyone compared Far East chips with Intel's technology.

The result is that they found that Far East chips also have what Intel has, and Far East chips can make anything Intel can make.

This is embarrassing. I know there is a treasure, but I don’t know where it is.

Relying on time to dig it out? Let's not talk about whether Intel can dig it out, how long will it take to dig it out? Who will get the credit for this achievement? Burn it for me when I'm buried in the earth?

Selling, although they can't get the biggest share, the greedy group on Wall Street will feel like a fly stuck in their throat, but who can blame them for holding the key?

Of course, Wall Street is no pushover, and we must make money together.

Want Intel? Sure.

Absolute controlling stake? No problem, I'll take care of it for you.

However, there is one thing, that is, the purchase price must be paid in the form of equity plus cash.

On the one hand, he wanted some Far East Chip stocks, and on the other hand, he bought some Intel stocks at a low price in the market and hoarded them, just waiting for Intel to soar.

What about Far East Chip? I agreed after a little consideration.

Wall Street's transaction method is $20 billion in Far East Chip stock plus $14.2 billion in cash. For Far East Chip, whose current market value exceeds $ billion, this number of shares is a reasonable amount to pay.

As for Intel's opinion? Wall Street says you can't have an opinion, because Intel is now what Disney was back then.

With huge debts and insufficient income to make ends meet, Intel's shares are almost all mortgaged by Wall Street.

If there were no interest, Intel would be able to make huge profits every year.

But with Wall Street, it's hard to break even, let alone make a profit.

So no matter what Dell said, David and the representatives on Wall Street remained unmoved.

“I’m sorry, Moore.

I know this is your life, your child, but you also understand Intel's current situation.

If you don't think about yourself, you should also think about your employees. They follow you not only for themselves, but also for the family behind each of them.

If you sell Intel, you can get a large amount of money, which is more than enough to invest in a business or become a wealthy man."

This is Wall Street. Chicken soup and darkness will always be the basic manual for every Wall Street elite.

First, he takes the side of being carefree and concerned about the country and the people, and if that doesn't work, he will resort to underhand tactics.

This is just like the officials in the late and middle Ming Dynasty. They were brothers from the same mother. If you were disobedient, the emperor would kill you.